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HUNTS HUBBY IN MAN'S CLOTHES CHICAGO, June 9.—For elev en years Mra, Augusta Seib wore men's clothes, but her walk gave her away here and she was arrested. The police matron fitted her out in a woman's garb and she was re leased. Mrs, Selb says her hue- $$, Diss is3 A CRISIGS IN OUR LIFES, ADOLF, DIANA DILLPICKLA: BREN MAKING FOOLS mee UND Wi HARE GIFEN HER BRERY ARRISDANCE. NOW ‘ee 2%: ASSERTION REFORM TOGEDDER we TO HER UND, SINK Of PERISH, SURFIPE OR SvIM, SH& SHOULT DECITE VICH OF VS SH@ VILL MARRY. ALL IN FLAVOR OF ID Say "AYE"! DoT PROUT UND HAUGHTY BEAUTY SHALL $82 WE ARR NOD To BE TRIFLED MIT! YESS, SHE ‘ HASS PRoKe oul) Yeu Have HEARTS Tiki. ID band left her 16 yeare ago in Germany. Mra. Seib came to the United States In search of him, She was given so much publicity by the papers that her scless, She decid- ed to disguise herself as a man wed her search, She worked a waiter in St, Louls for nearly a year. BERR EERE EERE REE AT THE THEATRES. Moore—Sothern and Marlowe in Shakespearean repertotre Geattie—"The Sweetest Girl in Dixie.” Grand—Vaudeville and photo- play: Loie—"Alaska,” eeeeeee ee eee See eeeeeeeee eee BRRERERE EER EYES The Market Basket On this page every Friday Star readers will find the choicest bargains In things to eat. It will pay you to clip thie page out and carry it with you when you buy your weekly supplies. Radishes and onions are almost being given away at four and) six bunches for a nickel. Asparagus, fine and big, is still being sold | for 10 cents a bunch, and nice white sage California honey is going at 15 cents a comb, Strawberries are getting a trifle cheaper, at 15 cents, 2 ter and two for 35 cents, Fine grape fruit is two for 16 cents, or for a quai ‘An attractive feature on the market this morning was imported Swiss cheese at 30 cents a pound. Butter ts 90 cents, which is a re duction of 5 cents since last Saturday. Cherries are quoted at 15 cents, New spuds are coming down gradually, and are now three pounds for 10 cents. Lettuce * just coming into the market strong at two bunches for ‘a nickel. Some other vegetables run: Yellow wax beans 16 cents, two for a quarter; peas are filling up bette’ nd sell at three pounds for a quarter, and rhubarb three for 10 cents. Pineapples are 20 cents. Halibut sells today at two pounds for 15 cents, and salmon 15 cents for a quar-| four | & pound, H - = —_— ———/ GET THE LATEST Just before you hop on the car to hang on a strap all the way home, remember to get one of the late editions of The Star. There's the right edition carrying all the Eastern news up to 7 p.m. Then there's the Pink, the. old relial brimming full of snappy sport news, features and gossip. You'll smile as you bang on your allotted strap at five per hang if you have The Sta: PINK with you. Try it. Bring in Your Baby free, one en To the readers of The Seattle Star we will give, largement, size 614x814, with each dozen photo post cards of any baby under the age of 3 years, by presenting this coupon and $1.00. POST STUDIO—1409 Third Ave. x Te WESTLAKE. | What’s the Matter? | (By United Press Leased Wire.) / MEXICO CITY, June 9--The at titude of Francisco I. Madero, Jr., of government affairs, toward Gen Figueroa’s troops is today cousing | some apprehension here. Madero promised to review Figureroa’s soldiers, who are encamped twenty miles from the capital, ‘ut he failed to appear, explaining that he had been attacked by la grippe |Figueroa’s troops are sald to be }most impatient, and government officials are conferring as to the question of pactfying them. } |] OhioCut-Rate Dentists 305 Pike Street Over Ow! Orug Store, Entrance Room 4 PAINLESS DENTISTS For the next 30 days we will do all dental work ‘at the follow ing prices: PAINLESS EXTRACTION FREE. We manufacture all our ow material. If you consider qual ity, we have it. All work guar anteed twelve years Address OHIO DENTISTS 305 PIKE STREET OVER OWL DRUG STORE. 5 ¢ Pine PUBLIC MARKET,“ for Big Specials Saturday On Sale at Every | =a Specials Ser os | 10-4. Pol z. purchases 5-Lb.-Pail Fresh Fresh ¥ w. ra PATON HORLUCK & SANNES Stalls 319-129, Up and Downstairs . wigeeeee Peanut Butter, Ib. .- Bie STALL 16 Dill Pickles, dozen ; Assorted Home Made Pies. Free Buttermilk in Bakery Dept. | Sugar Cured Corn Beef, Ib. . Roasts of Pork, Ib. Fresh Dressed Chickens, Ib. .28¢ Sirloin Steak, Ib. . 1e got ee rag STALL 322 M. A. HANSEN CO. rie Butter, Eggs, Cheese. STALL 20 Supreme Blend 40¢ Coffee ..3B¢ gTALL 19--BASEMENT “D-11" 28¢ Coffee, Ib. 25¢ | Special, American Swiss, Ib. 2¢ All 60¢ Teas i Peanuts, Fresh Roasted, | Wome Cigked ~“Tanches Mes STALL 10) Meer Pot Roast, Ib. 1911 Pork Roast, Spring Chickens Chiekens, Ib. BRS | Corned Beet, Ibe Veal Roast, Ib. 12'2¢ to 15 $$ | OTTO PARTHIER Stalls 5 and 6 30¢ r STALLS 25 AND 26 Special Saturday G5e | it of Pork Pancy lowa Butter, 1b. .....30¢ | “#"8* Ps vet nese on Butter, Ib. .... 25¢ | od B and PEOPLE’S BUTTER STORE { Coed St leon Abe STALL 105 Veal Roast, Se to 18¢ cadge sess Poult) Dressed to Order Biggest Meat Stall in Market Only the Best Meats Sold—Prices Always Lowegt Wright & Gray STALLS 1-2-3-4 | ea Jersey Butter, 2 Ibs. Tb. Yb. Ham Special CIRCLE (W) LAMB Circle W Lamb Market STALL 116 WRALE ia2 in the Market. 21 Lbs. Sugar > By LARD 26. Free Ticket to Coliseum Theatre with Every Purchase of Lard and Sugar. — Most Sanitary Market on the Pacific Coast “EXTRA SPECIAL _ Choice Steer Pot Roast, Ib. 10¢ Boneless Roast of Pork, Ib. .15 _| Breast of Veal, tb. | Choice Roast of Yael Armourdale Meat Co. STALLS 74 tt | SEATTLE TEA AND COFFEE CO. s STALL 217 The place to get fresh St@1-Cut | Coffee and Chaffiess Coffee. Only Chaffiess Machine in Market “Fresh Washington Creamery But | ter, Ib. B0¢ he | Broke n Head Rice, Be latches, 3 boxes . 10¢ ns Peas .. + ! Guaranteed Pure Extracts STALL 201-202 ‘A Place for Particular People CARRICK & MYERS Butchers STALLS 13-14 7 Ibe. Chote? Pienic Hams, Ib. ..18%2¢ Fastern Ham, Ih. 1626 Bastern Steer Corn Mef, Ib. .8¢ Compound Lard, Ib. ........10¢ a 9 AND 10 Haitbut Btosiheaa Chinook Ba . era me 4 101 ‘26e, Mage of iltebury Flour ‘STALL Beat Lunch in Market Hea. 0 eh “airing ‘get MEAL tes” pci eae Granutaved 3 * WEALL 123—GhockRY Coliseum—"The now regarded as the virtual head} Maid,’ ‘The Black Hoart Aeme—"The Sheepman's Daugh ter,” Bac! Minute and the drama; “The Stepmother, “An Indian's Mistake,” “The helor's Old Maid.” Ruby—' Between Life and Death. dra: “Th Drea dra: fea ord Cireult—"The | dra: dra ody. tine, ma; “A Man of Honor, he Fall of a Knight,” Drawn drama; comedy Curtain,” colored Ineub- ma ture; “ inate Soldier,” drama Young Interne,” m A Lesson Learned,” ma; “Father's Dress Bult,” cout “The Rowe of Old St. Augue drama. We Have “Sanitar Sardine Clever Fraud,” « ing for Mamma,” drama al; western comedy; Child,” dier,” drama; comedy drama; drama; * “It Berved “The Flag Didn't Rise HAS® BECAME A MONOPOLY | drama ‘The Im drama; “The Musketeer,” The Sleuth,” comedy mortal Alamo,” @ National——"Love Proves Stronger drama; “The |Than Duty,” drama; “Bob's Micro topical; “A scope,” educational; “Bertie's Refor ody; “Advertis-| mation,” colored drama; “Fires of drama. Fate,” drama Lyceum—"A | Rough Diamond, 149 Lordsbip's Hunting Scorpion,” education “ The Infant at Boakeville, Ne ar oe *' tatle of'® he Circus Stow drama j Grand—"An Ineubordinate Bol drama; “A Lesson Learned, “Father's Dress Suit, “A Rough Diamond, “The Scorpion Exhibit—‘sclence ve Quackery, The Inheritance,” comedy; Her Right,” comedy; * drama. Odeon—"A Novel Experiment, Specials Every Day AT THE City—"The Feud Industry,” National Theatre—“Fire in the Ot! Fields,” historic feature film of a fortune lost and won in Call fornia; “That Awful Brother, £ porte § at Lu © Accomplice, The Actress’ Ruse.” ideal—""The Temptress,” “Cupid's Chauffeur,” drama; ited Lives,” drama. or 99 PUBLIC MARKET Purity and Cleanliness Our Motto FIRST AVE. NEAR PIKE , Bread Cakes Pies BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE English Muffins, Crumpets Delicatessen The thrifty housewife who reads the Market ads, fears not the high cost of living. A few minutes spent in look- ing over the list of bar- gains offered means dollars saved. Mrs. We will pay 10 per cent day) just to get acquainted ket on First Avenue, pay 10 per ceht for this trial Washington Creamery, regular price 35 59c, 3 Ibs. 86c. Best Iowa Butter, regular price, 30e |b. ; Gaiaranteed Local Ranch, regular price, 30c doz. ; between Pike ways have the best goods for the lowest prices and all we ask is a trial FREE DELIVERY Mra Kendig’s Genuine ¥ ni BOOTH 136 ‘SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY 2 Layer * for #6 Bee. Mi a Chery IVERKD FREE OUR Motto—tett Ww. W. CRENSHAW erties, the Heat and Cheape Geode for Leas Money 1517 FIRST AVE. SMITH'S MELTON MOWBRAY STYLE PORK PIES . TRY THEM STALL 19 Lower Floor SPECIAL WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. id Hehes, Salads. Raked Beans jor That Lune LOWER rLoon fsz.rce | Pacific Creamery Co. [272 &] SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY ONLY 5c Uneeda Biscuit—2 Packages 7c ‘reamery Butter, 30¢, 2 Ibs Be é BS¢ She 25¢ iso7 WERT AV Newr Pike St basen came of your tea, coffee, butter and egg bill tomorre We locaated at the entrance of the Sanitary I Mar Streets, and we want your busines We Tomorrow we Satur are and Pine ° BUTTER Ib., 2 Ibs. 65c, 3 Ibs. 95c Ptomorrow 32e Ib., 2 Ibs. tomorrow 27c Ib. . EGGS 27¢ doz. tomorrow, Very Best Fresh Eastern, regular price, 25¢ doz.; tomorrow, 23¢ doz. ° Our Famous Edgerly’s Steel-cut Chaffles Coffee, fh Seattle. Our No. 4 Blend, regular price, Our Noe? Blend, regular price Our Market Special, regular price, Our No, 2 Blend, regular Our No. 1 Blend, regular TEAS—All Ki »rice, 40c Ib., is and Grades COFFEE ¢ the first steel-cut coffee produced ° 25¢ Ib. 30¢ Ib. ° 32c Ib., 3 Ibs, 95e. Se Ib., 3 Ibs. $1.00, A lbs. 75c Tomorrow Off price, 3 DEMONSTRATION LUNCH Hot Coffee, Small Cup 2c, Large Cup 4c, Doughnuts 3c, Cgokies 3c, Pie 4c, Sandwiches 4c. Tomorrow HotCoffee FREE. EDGERLY COFFEE COMPANY FIRST AVENUE ENTRANCE SANITARY MARKET érama; | “Tang: | Words by Schaefer Music by Condo BLANK BOOKS TRICK & MURRAY Office and Factory 72 Columbia St. Weds rk & Tag, Inc. TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES. our own goods nd eel) them \y. corner Madison | | Buy Your He Hair Go Goods | Where You Please, H But Get Our Prices First We avold extravagance and high-rents tn our place, and there- fore save you 30 per cent on all your purchases. WE carry the STOCK to supply you in anything in manufactured HAIR GOODS, or we manufacture your cut hair or combings In any way you wish. Bring or mafl them to us and let our EXPERT HAIR WORKERS show you what they can do for you, Bend 25¢ in stamps for a b0c box of FACE POWDER, the best you ever used, ZAMORA CHISWELT 1461 Firet AT THE OLD PIKE PLACE ude SARK HERE FOODS ARE sil: ee HER, TOO Public Beales Delivery 10 Cents; Suburbs 20 ints. Delivery Extended to Green Lake, Fremont and University Districts. Manning’s Coffee Store 1519 PIKE PLACE. Hood's Home-made Candy and Ice Cream are made of the best materials obtainable. Saturday's specials, Chocolates, hand-rolled, 26c a Ib., or our famous Princess Chocolates, 30c, 40¢ and 80c, are equal to the 50c, 60c and 80c kind elsewhere. 1609 Pike Place Branches: 1422 Second Av. and 1329 Third Av. THE CHARLES MENNE GROCERY CO. STALLS 67-68 LOWER FLOOR ST. GERMAIN Stands For Quality Have You Tried Our French Pastries ? 1517 PIKE’ PLACE Highland Jersey Butter 30c W. F. BROWN—Stand 75—Downstairs MOUNT VERNON BUTTER STORE 15%] PIKE PLACE—MAIN FLOOR astern B: ted Swine Ch vernon Jersey Butter, Ib. Salmon Trout, Ib. Halibut, 2 Ibs. Ling Cod, 2'ibs.’ **! 15¢ Halibut Gheeks, $ 1b€ |. 2h¢ abs. BOSTON FISH CO.—STALLS 64-65 ° LUNCH AT STALL 206 ft Stu rgeon, LOWER FLOOR, SOUTHERN ANNEX ith Doughnuts or Ca All Bakery Goods, 2 Ibs. “25¢ 30¢ 20¢ Young Veal Sturgeon, Fresh Shad, each Shad Roe, Ib. STALL 35 Stur abla eon, 2. Ibe. fiver Chinook ‘Saimon, Ib | Ramtec 100 Substitute for Lard” Home Rendered... Ite Corned Beet ... Be to 12M%e 180 to Ie r 1c STALLS 25-59 LOWER FLOOR Fishermah’s Fish Market STALLS 36-37—Lower Floor

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